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Fundamentals of Power Delivery for the Non-Electrical Professional

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During this three-day course, various aspects of generation, transmission, and distribution will be discussed. This course will help you understand various terminologies and technologies used at utilities. Whether you are in customer service, operations, or management, without a formal background in electrical engineering or you are new engineer to the field, this course will provide valuable information that will help in making intelligent decisions at your job. The course includes discussion on emerging technologies that are changing the industry.
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Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Distribution and Low Voltage
RA01590

How to Design Office Cells to Reduce Lead Times for Custom Products

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Companies offering high-mix, low-volume or custom-engineered products spend significant time and resources in processing quotes, finalizing engineering designs, establishing bill of materials and purchasing critical components. Restructuring your operations into office cells could lead to significant improvements in long lead times, missed opportunities in quoting, delays in order processing, engineering changes, expediting and high costs. 
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Topic: Industrial, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA18011

Introduction to Quick Response Manufacturing

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A short and concise four hour introduction to the core principles of Quick Response Manufacturing including concepts to reduce lead times on the shop floor. Tailored to a busy industry professional’s schedule and offered at different locations around the country, this event is the perfect way to get a first taste of QRM.
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Topic: Industrial, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA18013
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